Wednesday, September 24, 2014

Welcome Wednesday!

We're honored you, the shipping community, continues to lend its support to Amver by enrolling ships each week. Without your dedication to saving lives at sea we wouldn't be successful. If you haven't enrolled, consider joining. What are the benefits? Well, that's hard to say really. What you'll contribute too, however, is a network of coordinated ships involved in the largest voluntary search and rescue system in the world. Help us save lives. Join today.


  • PROTOSTAR N
  • OSTE
  • ADAM LNG
  • KEY NAVIGATOR
  • BULLDOG
  • CHRISTINE Y
  • OVERSEAS SHENANDOAH
  • MOL NALA
  • MAERSK VOYAGER
  • LAGARFOSS
  • CHANYA NAREE
  • NORTHERN PATRIOT
  • KING ISLAND
  • COLUMBIA
  • GYRFALCON
  • DELOS
  • YM MODERATION
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Wednesday, September 17, 2014

Welcome Wednesday!

After a successful week at SMM we're pleased to present the latest list of new Amver ships. These vessels are part of something larger, something greater, something that helps save lives at sea. If you are one of these crew members, take pride in your actions. If you aren't part of the Amver system, would you please consider joining?

  • SAMUDRIKA-8
  • LEWEK PENGUIN
  • SEA APACHE
  • SEA CHEROKEE
  • CORSAR
  • POSH PERSISTENCE
  • K.D. MALAVIYA
  • WATER LILY
  • SIMON LD
  • POSH SHEARWATER
  • PTSC HAI AN
  • OOCL KOREA
  • ALPINE MARIA
  • THALASSA DOXA
  • SHAO SHAN 8
  • HAI DOUNG 101
  • EXCKERT OLDENDORFF
  • SITC NAGOYA
  • TIAN LONG ZOU
  • BEI JIANG
  • XIN HAI HE
  • OLYMPIC TAURUS
  • NOBLE TOM MADDEN
  • HOEGH JEDDAH
  • LAKE DESPINA
  • LAWIN ARROW
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Wednesday, September 10, 2014

Welcome Wednesday!

Who joined Amver this week? Here's the list! The Amver team is busy in a Hamburg, Germany this week at SMM recruiting more ships and hosting an Amver awards ceremony recognizing the German shiiping communities contribution to Amver. Now, help us welcome our new members.

  • MOL NAJA
  • ORANGE OCEAN
  • HIGH FIDELITY
  • FAIRCHEM BLADE
  • SAN CLEMENTE
  • TANDBERG POLAR
  • NBA VAN DYCK
  • CERES
  • CONDOR
  • SOVEREIGNTY
  • TRINITY SEA
  • DAU KHI 105
  • HOA MAI 93
  • DAU KHI 101
  • PHONG LAN
  • PTSC VUNGTAU
  • PEGASUS
  • PTSC HUONG GIANG
  • CIC OSLO
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Wednesday, September 3, 2014

Welcome Wednesday!

Every week we're proud to bring you the list of the latest vessels to enroll in Amver. Amver participation matters. Every day seafarers are in peril and you help save them. Help us welcome the latest members of the Amver safety network. Oh, and tell your friends!
  • TIGER MANGO
  • CAMILLA T
  • ANANGEL WISDOM
  • INVESTIGATOR
  • AL YARMOUK
  • G. P. ZAFIRAKIS
  • ISSARA NAREE
  • CAPTAIN JOHN
  • CAPTAIN PARIS
  • ARINA SAMURAI
  • CLEAN PLANET
  • FRONT LION
  • STI HACKNEY
  • CARME
  • NAVARIN
  • SHINING BLISS
  • OCEAN VENDOR
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Tuesday, September 2, 2014

Amver ships save 43 migrants in August

Amver saved 43 migrants in August. We're proud of these crews and say Bravo Zulu to them for helping save lives at sea.

August 15, 2014

US Coast Guard rescue personnel at Sector Key West received notification from the Amver participating ship Chem Antares that the crew located a rustic raft with four persons on it approximately 44 miles southwest of Marathon, Fla. The crew of the Marshall Island flagged tanker embarked the migrants and assessed their medical condition before transferring them to the Coast Guard.

August 16, 2014

Rescue personnel at the US Coast Guard Seventh District received notification from the Amver participating cruise ship Allure of the Seas that the Bahamian flagged cruise ship had embarked five Cuban migrants after locating their rustic raft 81 miles southwest of Key West, Fla. The migrants were evaluated for medical problems, given a clean bill of health and transferred to the US Coast Guard.

August 22, 2014

The Amver participating M/V Eternal Sunshine notified US Coast Guard rescue personnel they encountered a rustic raft with seven Cuban migrants. The Eternal Sunshine launched a small boat to embark the migrants from their disabled vessel and provided food and water. The crew of the 587 tanker also hoisted the raft aboard the ship. The migrants were transferred to the US Coast Guard.

In another case that day, the M/V Cap Guillaume encountered a disabled vessel and persons in the water 45 miles north of Grand Bahamas Island. The Greek flagged tanker rescued 16 migrants and US Coast Guard personnel in Miami, Fla. diverted the USCGC William Flores which embarked an additional 10 migrants and transferred the 16 from the Cap Guillaume.

August 23, 2014

The Amver participating cruise ship Carnival Liberty located a rustic raft 62 miles south of Andros Island, Bahamas and embarked eleven Cuban migrants. There were no medical concerns. The Panamanian flagged cruise ship notified the US Coast Guard and transferred the migrants to the Coast Guard Cutter Valiant.

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